Come and study with us Japanese ART of FLOWER in Jerusalem!!
Ikebana brings together nature and humanity. Being a special art with the certain rules governing its form, ikebana at the same time allows us to make our original
expression freely.Nowadays the Japanese art of flower has been extending its range from
home to shop window displays, on stages, and in various venues to
provide us with the beauty and healing powers of plants.
Along
with aesthetic aspect Ikebana also has a spiritual one. It's considered
very important to its practitioners. Silence is a must during practices
of ikebana. It is a time to appreciate things in nature that people
often overlook because of their busy lives. Ikebana can inspire one to
identify with beauty in all art forms.
Please, visit our facebook page: Ikebana Sogetsu in Jerusalem
Instructor's profile:
Iliya Baibikov lived in Kyoto ( the Old Capital of Japan) from 2002
to 2008. He participated actively in ikebana exhibitions held in the
city and was a permanent member of the annual project of creating New
Year Ikebana Arrangement in the Shinto shrine of Omi-Jingu (Shiga
Prefecture, Japan). In 2009 he has achieved the Second Sanyo degree of
the Sogetsu School and was honored to open the exhibition, dedicated to
40th anniversary of Ikebana International Japan. In 2011 he was promoted
to the next level by achieving the Second Jonin Sanyo teacher's
diploma.
Since 2008 Iliya lives and teaches ikebana in Jerusalem and other regions.
He lectured on ikebana in Hebrew University of Jerusalem, made a
presentation in Raanana Country Club, conducted workshops - for children
as well as for adults - in Haifa Tikotin Museum for Japanese Art ,
Zer4U school for floral Design in Ramat Gan and municipal preschool in
Jerusalem. In October 2014 he held his solo exhibiton in HaTachana gallery in First Station Compound, Jerusalem
